HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT OF PHILIPPINE LITERATURE

The pre-colonial literature of the Filipinos is based on a national tradition.

When the Japanese occupied the Philippines, some Filipino writers who wrote in English turned to Filipino.

The nationalist movement was once again revived through the students during Martial Law.

Which of the following literary works were popular especially during the Spanish colonization in Philippine literature? 

Which among the following genre does Korido belong to?

Education was one of the contributions of the Americans, with the first teachers as Thomasites.

Literature during the Spanish colonization was centered on Christian faith.

Literature during the pre-colonial period was expressed in the dialect of the early Filipinos.

What could be the possible reason on the decline of theater during the American Occupation?

Which among the following statements is true?

Lope K. Santos, writer of a novel in verse Panggiggera (1912), was one of the important writers during the American Per.

Which among the fictional types does not have the most colonial influence?

Famous writers who started their careers during the Japanese Period include Macario Pineda, Liwayway Arceo, NVM Gonzales

What period does poetry use as a spring board in language learning?

Common literary forms during the pre-colonial period include folk epics, folk tales, and lyric poems.

It is the earliest form of drama in Precolonial.            

Which of the following literary periods led to the use of English as a primary language in literary expression?

What period does Creative nonfiction emerge in the Philippines?        

Which literary type is defined as proverbs written in verse expressing the wisdom or beliefs significant to Filipino?

The Filipinos began their own literature when the Spaniards came.